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Big-box retailer Target (NYSE: TGT) gave investors some fresh numbers to chew on Wednesday morning when the company reported its second-quarter results. Based on the stock's move higher following

Cable television companies are still losing customers... in droves.

That's the big takeaway from last quarter's fiscal results for the industry, anyway. All told, another 1.7 million people in the

Target (NYSE: TGT) is one of the top big-box retailers in the country, but it isn't trading like one. While investors have been bullish on Costco Wholesale (NASDAQ: COST) and Walmart (NYSE: WMT)

The world is inherently unpredictable. No one could have thought that a global pandemic would happen and bring the economy to a screeching halt. Moreover, supply chain issues, soaring inflation, and

Carnival Corp. (NYSE: CCL) recently faced a bevy of operational challenges and a high-profile incident that may leave some investors watching carefully for signs of additional headwinds. These

CEO Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway published its stock holdings in its latest 13F filing on Aug. 14, providing an update on what stocks the investment conglomerate bought and sold in the second

Shares of Target (NYSE: TGT) were moving higher today after the big-box retailer reported mixed results in its earnings report, but it was enough to give the stock a boost as low expectations were

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Target (NYSE: TGT)Q2 2023 Earnings CallAug 16, 2023, 8:00 a.m. ET

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The stock market opened mixed on Wednesday, with major market benchmarks trading on either side of the unchanged line as investors tried to parse through all the crosscurrents on Wall Street lately

Cruise line stocks are rising again. Carnival (NYSE: CCL) is leading the way: Shares of the market leader have more than doubled this year. Unlike the surge in 2020 after the initial

As the auto industry shifts from gas-powered vehicles to electric vehicles, there will be many winners and even more losers. EVs represent the largest disruption in decades for the auto industry.

In the world of apparel and footwear, there's no doubt that Nike (NYSE: NKE) rules the industry. Thanks to steadily rising revenue and profits, the popular consumer brand has been a fantastic

Can Starbucks persuade people in China to drink more than a dozen cups of coffee annually to keep fueling its growth?

In this podcast, Motley Fool analyst Asit Sharma and host Dylan Lewis discuss:

Since taking the helm of Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) in late 2020, CEO Jim Farley has been hyping the automaker's electric-vehicle plans. In late 2021, Farley said Ford would be America's No. 2 EV

The broad market has been firmly bullish of late. In fact, the S&P 500 is up an impressive 16% from March's low, and higher by an incredible 26% since October's bear market bottom.

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Nike (NYSE: NKE) has a strong business and brand, but it's facing plenty of challenges right now. Consumers are tightening up on spending, supply chain issues have impacted its inventory, and

Chipotle Mexican Grill (NYSE: CMG), the renowned fast-casual restaurant chain, has seen its stock take a hit since it released its second-quarter 2023 earnings late last month. The stock has pulled

Carnival (NYSE: CCL)(NYSE: CUK) has lifted itself up from rock bottom to surpass previous sales records and keep growing. It's been a long and dramatic journey, and there are parts of it that will

Brick-and-mortar fashion retailer Gap's (NYSE: GPS) stock is back in fashion with investors, up 24% in the past three months, even though sales from its clothing line are still underwhelming. At the

Investors haven't been thrilled with Nike (NYSE: NKE) stock so far this year. While the footwear specialist has posted generally strong operating results, Wall Street ignored those successes and

Shares of Capri Holdings (NYSE: CPRI) were up 56% at 10:08 a.m. ET on Thursday after Tapestry agreed to acquire the company for $57 per share for a total value of $8.5 billion. The companies will

It's going to be even more expensive to watch Walt Disney's (NYSE: DIS) most popular streaming service without ads soon. The media giant is increasing the premium subscription rate for Disney+ by $3